InjectCo MedSpa Argyle is a nurse-led medical spa at 2660 FM 407, Suite 100, Bartonville, TX 76226, open seven days a week from 8 AM to 8 PM. The question most people are afraid to ask a med spa in Argyle is the one that matters most: who is actually holding the needle? Here you get a straight answer.
A registered nurse assesses your face before a single unit is placed, and the same nurse does the injecting, under physician medical director Dr. Josh Allen, D.O. You will find us in Lantana Town Center, at FM 407 and Jeter Road, in the same center as the Kroger Marketplace. Argyle and Bartonville patients have left more than 60 Google reviews about the care here.
Call or text: (940) 298-1358
Address: 2660 FM 407, Suite 100, Bartonville, TX 76226
Hours: Monday to Sunday, 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM
60+ Google reviews from Argyle patients
InjectCo MedSpa Argyle is a nurse-led aesthetic clinic at 2660 FM 407, Suite 100 in Bartonville, serving Argyle, Lantana and southern Denton County.
Injectable treatments are performed by licensed nurse clinicians under physician medical oversight, with published pricing for core services including Botox and dermal fillers.
The clinic is open seven days a week from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Call or text (940) 298-1358. You may also see it listed as InjectCo MedSpa (formerly Botox Bar), Argyle, which is the same clinic under its earlier name.
Three nurse injectors treat patients at the Argyle clinic. The same nurse performs your assessment and treatment, with no handoff to an assistant.
Licensed registered nurse serving Argyle and Bartonville. Chloe provides aesthetic injectable care and meets patients for assessment and treatment.
Cameron treats patients at the Bartonville clinic alongside Chloe and Crystal. Add the final profile and nursing credentials once the team page content is ready.
Crystal treats patients at the Bartonville clinic alongside Chloe and Cameron. Add the final profile and nursing credentials once the team page content is ready.
Every injection at this address is placed by a licensed nurse working under physician-directed clinical protocols, and your nurse gives you their name and title before treatment begins. You can check any Texas nursing license free of charge through the Texas Board of Nursing verification service.
A structured pathway that combines InjectCo's training program, hands-on education, and physician-reviewed clinical protocols.
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Softer-looking forehead and frown lines with a refreshed, natural finish.
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Balanced shape and definition tailored to the patient's features.
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Refined proportion and definition through a personalized treatment plan.
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Medically supervised weight loss with nurse screening, labs and physician oversight.
Considering aesthetic treatment in Argyle? Meet with our local clinical team to discuss your goals, options, and a plan designed specifically for you.
Individual results vary. Images are authentic InjectCo patient results shared by InjectCo.
The clinic sits inside Cloud 9 in the Lantana Town Center area, at the corner of FM 407 and Jeter Road in Bartonville, in the same center as the Kroger Marketplace. FM 407 is also signed as Justin Road. Lantana itself is a 1,700-acre community of more than 4,000 homes, so for most of our patients this is a short local drive rather than a trip across the county.
Argyle, Bartonville and Lantana are our home patch. All three share the 76226 ZIP code, and the clinic sits inside Lantana Town Center on FM 407.
Patients also travel to us from Flower Mound, Highland Village, Copper Canyon, Double Oak, Northlake, Justin, Lewisville, Corinth, Lake Dallas and Denton. This is InjectCo’s only clinic in Denton County. If you are in one of those towns you are driving to Bartonville, not to a clinic in your own town, and we would rather be straight about that than pretend to a location we do not have. If another InjectCo clinic is closer to you, the areas we serve page lists all nine Texas locations.
InjectCo MedSpa Argyle
2660 FM 407, Suite 100
Bartonville, TX 76226
Monday to Sunday, 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM
InjectCo MedSpa Argyle
2660 FM 407, Suite 100
Bartonville, TX 76226
“I had such a great experience getting my lip injections done with Chloe! The entire process was comfortable, professional. I love how natural and balanced my lips look, the results are exactly what I was hoping for.”
“Today was my first time meeting Chloe at the Argyle InjectCo. She made sure to review my past work, listened to my hopes for improvement and not one bruise. I will definitely return.”
“Went for the first time today. They will now be my injector. They were so nice and very knowledgeable and informative. They also have incredibly competitive pricing.”
“Incredibly trustworthy and professional. Highly recommend. I appreciate patient education and this is something they offer to patients.”
“Friendly service, nice clean clinic. Highly recommend!”
“Chloe is the best!”
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Open seven days
Nurse-administered care
Medical director: Dr. Josh Allen, D.O. He sets and reviews the written clinical protocols the Argyle nurses work to. Texas treats nonsurgical cosmetic injection of medications or substances as a medical act. Under the applicable rules it may be delegated within defined training, written protocol, patient-evaluation and physician-oversight requirements. At InjectCo Argyle, nurse clinicians perform applicable aesthetic procedures within InjectCo’s physician-directed clinical protocols. Physician oversight does not mean a physician is physically present in the room for every procedure. Injectables carry real risks: bruising, swelling and tenderness are common and short-lived, wrinkle relaxers can occasionally cause a heavy brow or temporary eyelid droop, and fillers carry a rare risk of unintended injection into a blood vessel. We go through the risks that apply to your treatment at your assessment, and the full list is in the questions below. The name and title of the nurse performing your treatment are given to you before it begins.
InjectCo MedSpa Argyle is at 2660 FM 407, Suite 100, Bartonville, TX 76226. We are inside Cloud 9 in the Lantana Town Center area, at FM 407 and Jeter Road, in the same center as the Kroger Marketplace. FM 407 is also signed as Justin Road, and there is free surface parking at the door. The postal locality is Bartonville; the 76226 ZIP code covers both Argyle and Bartonville, and we serve the Argyle, Lantana and Bartonville area.
Yes. The Argyle clinic is open seven days a week, 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM, including Saturday and Sunday. Text or call (940) 298-1358, or book online and pick the time that suits you.
Three nurse injectors treat patients at the Argyle clinic: Chloe, Cameron and Crystal. Chloe is a Registered Nurse and a Clinical Aesthetic Nurse Injector who holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Chamberlain University. A nurse assesses your face and agrees a plan with you before anything is injected, and the same nurse performs the treatment. You can verify any Texas nursing license through the Texas Board of Nursing. Dr. Josh Allen, D.O., is the medical director for the group and sets the protocols the Argyle nurses work to.
A day spa offers relaxation services such as massage and facials that anyone can perform. A medical spa, also written med spa or medspa, offers prescription treatments such as wrinkle relaxers, dermal fillers, laser and medical weight loss, which in Texas must be performed by or delegated to licensed clinicians under a physician's supervision. At InjectCo Argyle that clinician is a registered nurse.
Botox is $12 per unit at the Argyle clinic. Some first-time forehead or frown-line treatment plans fall within a 10 to 30 unit range, which would be $120 to $360, but that is not a fixed dose. Exact dosing depends on the product, the treatment area, your anatomy, muscle strength and your goals, and neurotoxin units are not interchangeable between products. Every other price is published on our pricing page, and your plan and expected price are reviewed with you before treatment begins.
Yes. Most of our patients come from Lantana, Argyle and Bartonville, which share the 76226 ZIP code. We also treat patients from Flower Mound, Highland Village, Copper Canyon, Double Oak, Northlake, Justin, Lewisville, Corinth, Lake Dallas and Denton.
Yes. The Argyle medical weight loss program uses prescription GLP-1 medications (semaglutide or tirzepatide) with a nurse screening, labs and physician oversight. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved, and results depend on the individual. However, not everyone is a candidate; a body mass index (BMI) threshold and your health history decide eligibility. Your nurse will assess this at your screening and tell you whether the program is right for you.
Ask four things. Who performs the injection, and what is their license? Who is the supervising physician? Are prices published before you book? Do you get an assessment before treatment, with the option to say no? A reputable clinic answers all four without hesitation. At InjectCo Argyle the answers are a registered nurse, Dr. Josh Allen, D.O., yes, and yes.
Common, short-lived effects after injectables are bruising, swelling, tenderness and small bumps at the injection site, usually gone within a few days to two weeks. Wrinkle relaxers can occasionally cause a heavy brow or a temporary eyelid droop that resolves as the product wears off. A rare but serious filler complication is unintended injection into a blood vessel, which can reduce blood flow and may cause tissue damage; reported complications include vision abnormalities, blindness and stroke. InjectCo keeps hyaluronidase available for clinically appropriate management of hyaluronic acid filler. Hyaluronidase does not dissolve biostimulators such as Sculptra or Radiesse. We do not treat during pregnancy or breastfeeding, over an active skin infection or cold sore at the site, or with a known allergy to the product, and we ask about blood thinners and neuromuscular conditions at every assessment. Results vary from person to person. See the FDA guidance on dermal fillers.
The clinic serves the Argyle, Lantana and Bartonville area, and the postal locality of the building is Bartonville. The 76226 ZIP code covers both Argyle and Bartonville, so the two are neighbours rather than alternatives. We publish the address exactly as it appears on our Google Business Profile, 2660 FM 407, Suite 100, Bartonville, TX 76226, so the address you see here matches the one your map app will route you to.
Every Texas nursing license can be checked free of charge through the Texas Board of Nursing verification service. Your nurse gives you their name and title before your treatment begins, and your booking confirmation identifies the nurse scheduled for your visit, so you can look them up before or after your appointment.
Rested. Not frozen, not obvious. Nobody asks what you had done, they just say you look well. That is the standard the Argyle nurses work to, and it starts with an assessment where you get a plan and a price before you commit to anything.
Book online in under two minutes, or text (940) 298-1358 and a nurse will answer. Open seven days, 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM, at 2660 FM 407, Suite 100.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Josh Allen, D.O., Medical Director, InjectCo MedSpa.
Clinical insight from InjectCo’s Argyle nurse injector team.
Most patients come in knowing what bothers them, but that does not always mean the treatment they ask for is the treatment we recommend.
Someone may point to forehead lines and ask for Botox. Someone else may point to a fold or an area that has lost definition and ask for filler. We start by listening to what the patient wants to change, then we look at what is actually causing the concern.
For neurotoxin treatments, we watch the face at rest and in motion. We look at how the forehead, brows, frown muscles and eye area work together before deciding where treatment belongs.
For filler, we look at proportion, symmetry, structural support and volume loss. Sometimes the area a patient points to is not the first place we would treat.
We would rather start conservatively and reassess than use more product than the anatomy needs. And sometimes the safest or most honest recommendation is not to treat that day.
Our goal is not to use the most units or syringes possible. It is to understand the patient’s anatomy, medical history and goals and explain the plan before anything is placed.
Booking a consultation does not guarantee that a procedure will happen that day. Depending on the treatment, your nurse may recommend postponing or declining treatment because of factors such as:
The exact contraindications differ between Botox, filler, laser, skin treatments and prescription medical programs. Your clinician reviews the factors that apply to the specific procedure before you consent.
Before a medical-aesthetic treatment, your clinician reviews relevant medical history, medications, allergies, previous aesthetic treatments, treatment-specific contraindications, and the risks and benefits of the planned procedure.
A first appointment is an assessment before it is a treatment. Your nurse takes your medical history, medications, allergies and any previous aesthetic treatments, looks at the area you want to change and at what is actually causing it, and talks through what is and is not realistic.
You get the plan and the price before anything is drawn up. If you decide not to go ahead, you do not go ahead, and there is no charge for the assessment conversation.
Different aesthetic procedures carry different risks. Neurotoxins, dermal fillers, laser treatment and prescription medical programs should not be described as though they have the same safety profile.
Common temporary effects may include bruising, swelling, injection-site discomfort, headache, temporary asymmetry and treatment-specific muscle weakness. Botulinum toxin products have product-specific formulations and dosing units, and their units are not directly interchangeable between products. Which product your nurse selects depends on the treatment area, your anatomy, muscle activity, how you responded to previous products and your goals. Product labeling for approved neurotoxins is published in the FDA’s Drugs@FDA database.
Common temporary effects can include swelling, bruising, tenderness and redness. A rare but serious complication is unintended filler injection into a blood vessel. This can reduce blood flow and may result in tissue damage. Rare reported complications include vision abnormalities, blindness and stroke. InjectCo keeps hyaluronidase available for clinically appropriate management of hyaluronic acid filler. Hyaluronidase does not dissolve biostimulators such as Sculptra or Radiesse. See the FDA information on dermal fillers and its filler do’s and don’ts.
Risks can include irritation, burns and pigment changes, and candidacy varies with skin type and history. Your nurse chooses settings for your skin and will tell you if a treatment is not appropriate for you.
Prescription weight management is a medical program with its own screening, monitoring and risks. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Details are on the Argyle medical weight loss page.
Patients receive treatment-specific aftercare instructions and guidance about when to contact the clinic. If you experience an unexpected or worsening reaction, contact InjectCo so the clinical team can determine what evaluation is needed.
Patients receive treatment-specific aftercare instructions and guidance about when to contact the clinic. If you experience an unexpected or worsening reaction, contact InjectCo so the clinical team can determine what evaluation is needed.
After filler, symptoms such as unusual or increasing pain, unexpected skin-color changes or visual symptoms need prompt assessment and may require emergency medical care. Different treatments have different warning signs, and yours are reviewed before you leave.
Before booking a medical-aesthetic treatment you should be able to verify who will perform it, what license they hold, how medical oversight works, what product or device will be used, what it costs and what risks apply.
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At InjectCo Argyle, injectables are performed by licensed nurse clinicians under physician-directed protocols. You can verify any Texas nursing license through the Texas Board of Nursing. Dr. Josh Allen, D.O. is the medical director. Pricing is published before you book, and the risks that apply to your treatment are reviewed at your assessment.
Clinical content contributed by InjectCo’s Argyle nurse injector team. Medically reviewed by Josh Allen, D.O., Medical Director, InjectCo MedSpa.
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